Sentence examples for the only printed from inspiring English sources

IN THE EVENT OF FIRE... MICHAEL INMAN, curator of rare books, would grab the only printed copy of a four-page letter Columbus wrote in 1493 about his discovery of and reaction to America.

The earliest prints were monochromatic, and these lines were the only printed element; even with the advent of colour this characteristic line continued to dominate.

The Negotiator conference is run by Propertydrum Ltd, who also publish The Negotiator magazine, "the only printed trade magazine which is distributed to the entire UK estate and lettings agency industry".

The professor of mathematics helped him with the only printed astronomical book available, the Almagest of Ptolemy, the astronomer of antiquity who described the geocentric conception of the cosmos.

This, of course, is stock Tory stuff: he claims that such progressive ideas as child-centred learning had "reactionary" outcomes, and that "if you come from a poorer household where you don't have your own bedroom, where the only printed material is the Daily Star, then school is the only place you learn and progressive methods let you down".

It is the only printed guide of which we are aware that uses multiple images to illustrate interspecific variation in character states.

The Karaikal Women Society Co-operative Printing Society Ltd., to give the press its full name, was started in 1979 in this thriving port town in the Union Territory of Puducherry, making it the oldest — and perhaps the only — printing press in India run by women.

The only prints recovered from the car were Washington's.

The only print available, imported from America, will travel around the country for special screenings.

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Collotype, the only printing process that can reproduce photographic documents without a screen, is characterized by its fidelity of reproduction.